Fire marshal: Garden City house fire that killed 3 family members sparked by cigarette
The fire marshal determined that a cigarette sparked the deadly house fire in Garden City earlier this month.
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May 22, 2021, 12:26 AM
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7h agoThe fire marshal determined that a cigarette sparked the deadly house fire in Garden City earlier this month.
The fire marshal says the home on Washington Avenue had two smoke detectors, but both were inoperable.
Molly Madigan, 18, and her parents died in the fire.
MORE: Fire marshal: No working smoke detectors found inside Garden City home
MORE: Garden City High School student among 3 killed in house fire
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A GoFundMe page to help the family has raised more than $240,000.
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